Mexico weekly ledger., 1887-06-09
M N T r OSE .

The great and unequaleI Swcepstake Prem
ium Saddle Stallion oi the world. Fifteen dol
lars by tie season, money due when service is
rendered. MUntrose Will serve mares at SIS TO
insure in foal. Mares proving not to be in foal
can he returned free OF charge. VIII make the
season ct 1887 at the farm OF ThoS. Harrison,
31-2 miles east of AuXvasSe, Galloway CO.. Mo.
Montrose is Il mahogany bay. IL hands high !;
for style and finish he has no equal. He was
sired by Gays Denmark, he by Gaines Den
mark, he by old fOir-miie race horse
he by Imp. Hsdgtt0rd 1st dam by Halls Glen
zoe. End dam by Pest Boy. 3rd dam by Jenkins
Sir. William, It'll dam by Imp. DioInede, 5th
dam by Imp. 81. George, 9th dam by Imp.
Fearnau9ht, showing MS prepouderant blood is
horse, having taken $3.50 IN premiums in one
year. He Is ii graduate in almost every fair in
Kentucky. In 1880, handled by Jasper offett,
he took the 500 Sweepstake premium at Paris,
the third consecutive year. Mr.. Otfett also took
the premium with him at st. Louis AS the best
saddle stallion, i'll 1885, handled by w. Fl. Davis
Of this county he appears again at the st. Louis
Fair and took the premium for the best saddle
horse, and also the grand sweepstakes Tor the
best saddle horse, mare or geiding, He Is the
most uniform breeder and the finest ring horse
on the continent. In 1894 "A 3-year-old mare
by Montrose took second premium at st. Louis
for the best saddle mare any age. In 1885 the
same mare took first premium in the ring, she
was owned by Smith. Davis Il Co., and after
ward sold for 81 ,210 In 1886 there were only
four saddle rings and one park ring at st. LOUIS
FAIR. Three OF the saddle rings were won by
horses got by Montruse. as was also the park
ring, showing that he is the sire OF more WIN
neIs than any other saddle stallion in the world.
His colts sell readily at fancy prices from $500
10 90, 100 He is a sure foat getter. Mares from
a distance p~astured at 81 Ieuts per week.
THE CELEBRATED IMPORTED ~CLyDEsDALE
STALLION.
LUWLANDER,
Fifteen dollars to insure a mare In foal; will
make the season at same place.
Lowiander is a dapple bay, white hind feet
md . Z M on faHa En1lat 1872 Read nv Atny-
ander Allen. La'khIlI, Ringford, kireudbrighr.
Scotland. Sire QueeniiIIl, 1892, by Pride OF
Galloway, Sell by Gladstone. 3S3. by Young
Campsie, g29, by C1lBpsie. ii9,by Johnnie Cope,
4i5, by justice. 100, by Prince, COS, by Clyde, ib5.
by. Br0omiield Champion, So. by Giancer 2nd,
3&7, by Giancer LIST. 336. by 6lancer. 335. Dam.
Mamie, 3i16. 10y Prince Of Kelvin, CSC, grand
dam, Mali of Woedhali. by Lefty. 457. by Scsts-
maR, TAT, by King William. 49,. by John An
ders0n my 10, 100, by Byron, I02, by Clydesdaie
jock. 1T2, by GiaBeer End. s3I, by Gianeer list,
$50, by ~tilancer, 3S5.
Ise Clyde Is the king of draft horses. He Is
one q: the finest draft horses west of the Mis-
sI>SI;spi River. His sire is a noted prize winner
In the Scotland horse shows He has some oil
the best strains OF Clyde blood In him that are
IN existence.
BLACK DAN.
il n good jack. Is HANDS high. white points.
VIII serve mares at S to insure a mare IN foal.
All care will be taken to prevent accidents bul
will not be responsible should any occur.
| 5l-st T. - NJ HARRISON.